Sentence examples for thus faced with from inspiring English sources
The Democrats were thus faced with an unpalatable choice: starve the troops of funding or cave on the timetable.Mr Bush's victory shows how much power a president has in wartime, even a deeply unpopular president fighting a deeply unpopular war.
A conservation team is thus faced with a conundrum: as Lerner writes, "Once you start replicating parts, when is the work no longer the work?" Although this seems like a new concern in modern art, it's a familiar quandary in other artistic disciplines.
Geomorphologists are thus faced with an increasingly problematic challenge of selecting an appropriate DEM for their landscape analyses.
Video application designers are thus faced with the problem of finding a suitable simple analogue video interface for their applications.
We are thus faced with an inconsistent triad: Bayle's clearly articulated and acknowledged principles entail atheism; Bayle does not accept atheism; Bayle is neither stupid nor dishonest.
Such households may be compelled to buy a (cheap) car from their limited incomes to maintain a reasonable level of mobility and accessibility, and are thus faced with high transport costs.
However, current NDE data collection is manually conducted and thus faces with several problems such as prone to human errors, safety risks due to open traffic, and high cost process.
Thus, a commodity c corresponding to more homogeneous social relationships overall in the network, thus facing with similar weight values over the sites (or ρ c →1), may exploit its best available long-term throughput which also depends on the rest of the sources' rates.
Designers thus faced the challenge of doing more with less.
Both Moegiri and Neng Jaja, meanwhile, dealt with young women who were overly free in their interactions with men, and thus faced a sorrowful fate: divorce, abuse, and infidelity.
Genetically-engineered plants containing transgenes for production of GB or proline have thus far faced with the limitation of being unable to produce sufficient amounts of these compounds to ameliorate stress effects.
